Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

Cape Linaro, a coastal landmark near the Etruscan territories, was a natural promontory used for navigation. This cape allowed sailors to identify their location along the Tyrrhenian coast, serving as a crucial marker for ships traveling northward, thus supporting safe travel and trade in an area of strategic importance to both Romans and Etruscans since 298 BCE.

A rugged promontory jutting into the azure sea, with steep cliffs adorned with vibrant greenery and small wildflowers, under a brilliant sun illuminating the coast.